'Paying for Miracles:' the Vatican and California's Stem Cell Research Program
California's $3 billion stem cell program owes its life to human embryonic stem cells. The state's research effort was created in 2004 to finance scientific inquiries involving such cells, long a matter a major controversy and banned at the time from federal funding by then President Bush.
Last week, Randy Mills, the president of the California agency, …
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